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These are really great doughnuts - and I've made lots of doughnuts over the years. One thing to remember is use whole milk NOT even 2%. Also for the glaze including chocolate glaze - instead of the water use evaporated milk. I did everything else is the same. Terrific - thanks for the recipe Roosie
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on December 18, 2005
I used to make doughnuts for a large chain grocery store. The way you turn the doughnuts while frying is to use large unpainted wooden chopsticks.You push on one side of the doughnuts over to turn them and can pick them up by inserting chopstick into the hole: no mashed or punctured doughnut!
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One word: SINFUL. Oh actually 2 words Evil. These were soo wonderful I couldn't stop eating them. It was the first time I made donuts but definately not the last.
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on March 27, 2008
These were wonderful. I used cake flour instead of all purpose, and let the cut doughnuts rise in the refrigerator over night for a more tender texture (and a quicker morning meal) I used cream in the glaze instead of water, whole milk in the dough, and the chopstick idea is genius. Thanks!
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on July 21, 2003
Yummy!! Great doughnuts! everyone loved these .. I made some jelly doughnuts and they were great as well .. thanks!
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on November 03, 2011
I made the recipe exactly as posted except I added an additional 1/2 c. of flour because my dough was more like a batter. The donuts were exceptionally fluffy and tender. The batch is huge. I cooked 12 very large donuts yesterday a.m. plus holes and only used about 1/2 of the dough. Will be cooking the leftovers today! Thank you for the wonderful recipe. It's a keeper for sure! The second time I made the recipe, I froze half of the batter and it defrosted and cooked just perfectly a month or so later!
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I'd never made a doughnut before... and I've always heard that your first few attempts are never ever very good because of all the nuances of doughnut-making. That said, I was impressed with how easy these were to make and how well they turned out. They were a bit too dense to be truly on par with Krispy Kreme, but the flavor was spot on and as I can't get a real one hot off the rollers here, this was just what I needed :) I left off the chocolate, because I prefer the plain glazed.
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on September 02, 2009
This was a great doughnut recipe. I must say that I do not care for the glaze recipe. It was a little too "vanilla tasting for me. I about 2/3 cup of powdered sugar and 1 1/2 Tbsp. milk to sort of tone it down. This made 25 - 3 1/2 to 4 inch doughnuts (as well as the doughnut holes). I did double glaze a few of the doughnuts as another viewer suggested and it gave it a thicker glaze that you find on many bakery doughnuts. As far as the doughnut preparation, I began by mixing the yeast and hot water together. I also added 1 tsp. of sugar to the yeast mixture in order to give the yeast something to feed off of, and i set it aside about 10 minutes to let it proof. This allows the yeast time to activate. I did knead the dough after mixing in all the flour because my dough had a slight batter appearance. I floured my board really well and kneaded it for about 3-4 minutes until it had enough flour in it to make a firmer dough but not stiff. I probably ended up adding about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of flour on my board to get it to the right consistency. After rolling them out, I did let them rise about 14 minutes longer than called for because I was busy getting the glaze ready. They were very fluffy. Overall this recipe was great. The kids even said to keep this recipe!
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountWow. Taste a little like Krispy Kreme but are VERY yummy. My daughter wanted Strawberry donuts. So, I pureed a few strawberries and added a little water, then added this instead of plain water to the glaze. Turned out great - very subtle strawberry flavor. These were a lot of work, but I'll make again.
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on August 27, 2009
These are the best doughnuts we've ever made. We used Smart Balance shortening (6 T.). We made these in the bread machine. My 10 year old put in all the ingredients (accidentally added extra yeast), let it stir until mixed, then let stir for 2 more minutes. Then I turned off the bread machine. After a little more than an hour, I rolled the dough out. I let the doughnuts rise on a flour dusted tea towel, and that made a huge difference in picking them up to go in the oil. Super, super recipe!
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on June 29, 2009
I used my BREAD MACHINE to make the dough and it turned out perfect. This recipe favors "a hole in the wall doughnut shop" doughnut. Not Krispy Kreme at all. My doughnuts soaked up all the glaze? I am not experienced at making doughnuts, so I'm sure that was my fault. I really wanted it to "crust over" like a Krispy Kreme doughnut. I will keep this recipe and make it again. I ate so many my stomach hurts. ( I made a half recipe and shared with my DH and kids) Does anyone know it you can freeze the doughnut before it rises?
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these were so delicious to eat and fun to make! i let them rise about 1 hour after cutting them and next time i will glaze them, let them dry and glaze them again. thanks for a fantastic recipe!
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on January 31, 2009
These were really good. The ones that tasted just like KK's were the ones that I kneaded the dough and then rolled and cut. Because they had more volume, they rose higher. They tasted exactly like Krispy Kreme! The other ones were good as well, but did not taste much like Krispy Kreme's.Also, the chocolate glaze is amazing!
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Absolutely delectable, light, crispy, sweet, amazing and addictive. Planned to photograph them but forgot in the hoo haa of the moment. Kids absolutely loved them. Didn't have a donut cutter so simply rolled into balls, stuck my finger thru the middle and swung them around my finger til the hole was big enough! : )) Personally these are the nicest donuts I have ever tried. I dont know if they are a close copy cos I've never tried KK's. But if they're not, someone better open a shop using this recipe...
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We can't buy decent doughnuts here in Switzerland so I was excited to try this recipe. It was my first time making doughnuts and they turned out really, really good!! I'm making them a second time today.
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on January 23, 2008
This was my first time making donuts. The family and I agree that these donuts are even better than Krispy Kreme. I highly recommend.
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on January 04, 2008
I cooked these in hot shortening (360-365 F) and was extremely satisfied with the result. The shortening vs. vegetable oil might account for the difference in taste from Krispy Kreme some people comment on. I've tried a lot of recipes and this is the best so far. I thought they turned out better than Krispy Kreme, myself.
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on April 18, 2006
This is my first doughnut recipe I've ever made. First of all, it was alot simpler than I thought. Second, these were great!! I think they were very similar to krispy kreme. They may not be quite as airy but they are very light indeed. I added a 1/2 cup more flour to my batch and after cutting the doughnuts, I went ahead and let them sit for an hour. (Probably a bit more, since I was putting my baby to bed). I will definitely make these again. Not too often though, I'm trying to lose that baby weight:)
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I made this wonderful recipe and was amazed at the. quality Williemo Calgary Alberta
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I was very unsatisfied with this recipe. I thought it tasted more like a bagel than a donut. It was bland and tasted nothing like KK, and the glaze was too sweet. I probably will never make this again, but if I do i'll add less vanilla to the glaze.
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